Running SWFKit via Command Line?

[stevekellogg]

SWFKit team,
We spoke a while ago about the need to be able to run SWFKIT from a command line so that projects that use SEFKIT can be integrated into automated build processes (like what we use at our company).

I'm looking for the ability to simply say "CMDSWFKIT.EXE -i mySWFFile.skp", and have this do the equivilant of pressing F7 from within the GUI app.

At that time, you said that it was something you'd do within the next week or two. I never heard back on this. Do you have any update?

Thanks in advance.

Steve

[stevekellogg]

BUMP..

Do you have any update on this? Our BUILD Team wants to know why I won't submit our application to the build process, and the truth is that SWFKIT is the ONLY thing holding it back.

Thanks in Advance,

Steve

[SWFKit]

It's not ready yet. We will get back to you before the end of this week. Thank you for your understanding.

[stevekellogg]

By the end of this week would be GREAT NEWS. Thanks for your response.

Steve

[stevekellogg]

Will you guys still have some news on this this week?

Thanks in advance.

[stevekellogg]

Can I get an update on this??

Thanks

Steve

[SWFKit]

The feature has been done. Please download and apply the new upgrade.

[help]->[check for update]

[stevekellogg]

That's GREAT news!!

Thanks

Steve

[flyflyfly]

Hi

I'm very interestin about to run SWFKIT from a command line so that projects that use SEFKIT can be integrated into automated build processes .

but .. how can I do that ?

could you give an example step by step?

thanks

fly

[SWFKit]

command line arguments
swfkit.exe -b [-s] filename
-b build the swfkit project specified by "filename"
-s build the swfkit project silently. That is, swfkit will terminate after it has finished building the file.
filename the swfkit project to build

For example:
swfkit.exe -b -s c:\myprojects\sample.skp